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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Godolphin ran one-two in the seven-furlong Newmarket opener just not with the horse the market expected, as Pacific Avenue (Dubawi) stole a march on his Charlie Appleby stablemate and 'TDN Rising Star' Wild Desert (Too Darn Hot) to earn a 'Rising Star' badge of his own. The son of G1 Cheveley Park Stakes heroine and fellow 'Rising Star' Lumiere (Shamardal) settled in a tugging second while keeping a close eye on Commander's Intent (Victor Ludorum) who led the way over Newmarket's July course. A bit keen in the early going, the 9-1 shot focused on business under Dougie Costello and found another gear to challenge the pacesetter inside the final two furlongs. Meanwhile the 30-100 crowd's pick Wild Desert had been trapped against the fence in third throughout and had to wait before shifting off the inside and launching his attack. That delay proved decisive, as Pacific Avenue held the more experienced runner by a head at the line. A Godolphin homebred, the grey is a full-brother to the smart G3 Darley Stakes winner Highland Avenue and a half to G2 Cape Verdi heroine Silver Lady (Sea The Stars). Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, £5,154. O/B-Godolpin (Ire). T-Charlie Appleby. The post Dubawi’s Pacific Avenue Earns ‘Rising Star’ At Newmarket Over Godolphin Stablemate Wild Desert appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Sam Agars LO PAN SPIRIT - R3 (2) Drops in grade, finally draws a gate and Purton gets back on Jay Rooney BLAZING WUKONG - R5 (2) Superb debut winner who looks to have improved on his recent trial Trackwork Spy BLAZING WUKONG - R5 (2) Made a perfect start to his career with a barnstorming win and can repeat today Phillip Woo SMART FAT CAT - R7 (9) Caught the eye on debut and looks poised to strike from a better draw Shannon (Vincent Wong) POPE CODY - R10 (5) Step up to 1,600m looks ideal,...View the full article -
By Wandering Eyes · Posted
Emulating his full-brother Holloway Boy, Wathnan's Humidity (Ulysses) was in command in Saturday's Listed Chesham Stakes at Royal Ascot. Unlike his sibling who took this on debut in 2022, the Andrew Balding-trained chestnut had the benefit of a previous outing having won over six furlongs at Newbury last month and was professional in front from the outset under James Doyle. Tackled by Ballydoyle's Moments Of Joy (Justify) and then Thesecretadversary (St Mark's Basilica) at the business end, the 4-1 shot beat the latter by a length, with Moments Of Joy 1 1/4 lengths away in third. The winner is the fourth of the week for Wathnan, who purchased him from his breeders Cheveley Park Stud prior to the meeting. The post Wathnan’s Humidity Upholds Family Tradition In The Chesham appeared first on TDN | Thoroughbred Daily News | Horse Racing News, Results and Video | Thoroughbred Breeding and Auctions. View the full article -
By TAB For Ever · Posted
Gamma, Cya Art certainly ran out of itsskin. It been away from NZ for quite a good while after showing sharp improvement when joining JGrimsons barn and racing well against Merlin and Don't Stop dreaming. Prior to that it was a horse who had its moments , often showing up in good class but not so good at Cambridge and Manawatu etc. It was in the Telfer/Stockman stable. And I see it has one just once from 37 starts , in the last 2 x seasons in Aussie. It traces back 3 x dams to good racemare Fern Glen who won 10 races out of Ivan Behrns stable ,and raced in mares races v Blossom Lady etc. Fern Glen bred a lot of horses with the name Maheer in it. Maheer Lord was good horse with AGHerlihy and raced Elsu ,Just An Excuse etc. -
They hit the line , and Larry the LEAP TO FAME monster has crushed the opponents again. For the BOAY lads NowOrNever has successfully looped the field from last to attack for the lead. Having scored a beaut score of 24 points with NZ horse Cya Art running 2nd to claim the BOAY Interdomininion Quinella challenge tonight. $24 payout 💰👍 not bad at all when you have a $1.02 winner in it 😅. well done to NoworNever 👍🏆. Beach Ball the other NZ horse a clear 3rd . ( $110 trifecta 💰 if you wanted to take the 2 kiwi's with the champ Larry ) Beach Ball whacking away in 3rd scores 2 points for top kiwiman Brodster . and RIPP into 4th place gets the Chief a Point as he finally ripps his way onto the score sheet. A BIG 7 points for The Galah too , trotting to victory with the Dixon trained 'Zealous Spur'red one trotted to victory over kiwi Champ 'OscarB' in the trot race 4 tonight. . a very easy $7 Quinella there. nice work by the Galah. Our leader Ranga doing all the Hard yards in front with the comp questions , now under siege from those 2 Quinella winning lads. TABman is not far off the pace either is set to pounce in 4th spot. 3 battlers struggling to keep up with the solid pace, are at the back 🤣 BOAY INTERDOMINION Comp Points Update. Rangatira 26 points , NowOrNever 24 points, The Galah 23 points , TAB4ever 19 points, Gamma 6 pts , Brodster 3 pts. Chief 1 🎉
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